Fragmentary 19th Century News Snippet
A garbled column mentions the Secretary of State and the Spanish Minister on Cuba, a bank robbery, a mummy opening in Boston, and an American Circus in town. It references events and venues across multiple cities with scattered dates and 19th century details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Cuba
Dorchester
Boston
Ihyiki
Comine
Milagence
Sam. Barges
Fifteenth
Race
Fragmented echoes of Union debate and foreign incidents
Disjointed notes recount political tensions over union preservation and attacks on Cuba, with scattered references to New Haven, Havana prisoners, and a U.S. Commission case. Amid banking troubles and stock market tidbits, the fragmentary text hints at congressional minority strategy and international concerns weighing on 19th century affairs.
Missing Ohio lad seeks kin near Cincinnati in Times office report
A distressed appeal notes William and Michael Walsh said to live in Ohio within twelve miles of Cincinnati. The poor boy seeks information to join his relations and asks readers to contact the Times office or Thomas Brown, a carrier. A concert featuring Wallace, Stre koseh and Madame Cassini is mentioned with their reputations noted. The item also mentions a man discharged from suspicion in a local robbery case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lliam
Michael Walsh
Ohio
Cincinnati
Times
Thomas Brown
Flour and Provisions Market Summary
Improved tone in flour and provisions markets with limited sales noted. Wheat and corn offer prices steady to firm, with small lots sold at low prices. Sugar unchanged but firm, Molasses shows better demand, Rum and Bick market active with upturn in prices. Coffee values steady with cash sales reported and credits offered.
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Brazil
Maraicaibo
St. Domingo
Gfc
Molasres
N. O
Salon
Tote
Rugar House
Dge
Sfe
Metropolitan shift reflected in consumer role post arrival
The text notes a transition where arrivals must be consumers rather than producers for a period, highlighting a striking comment on national resources and energies as the metropolis adapts to new realities.
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Wallace
Haddix
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Ray
Hope Coal
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Pearth Street
Main
Warner
South Side
Congress St. Bet
Lars A4 Meterten En
Rew Ter
Jayne
Booth
BN i A
ALA Titan
MD Howe
Agaker
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Bb. Howe
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D. Howe & CO
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Enmore
Pergie
bByeamare Sect
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Ferner Po
Ann Closky
William Underwood
John Kimbell
William Goudy
Joseph Wood
Niheel Ruaablan
Wits
Love Seminary
Walnut Hills
Peeree
Cress
Society of Inquiry
T. M. Post
St. Seeal
Cincinnati Orphan Asylum
Alex. Hamilton
Bunasant
Dimmock & Dunlap
Seventh and West
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Es Boots
Shoes
Wight
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Cincineetl
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Iwaabie
Canada
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Rome
Pervatena, Jane 13. M
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New Orleans
Saas
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Cakse
U.S
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Newton
Asis
Havava
U. S
Art
Cardenas
Ciecianati
California
Saranar
Havana
Webster
Om Bosras
Rowros
Daly
Our
New Haven
Marvay
James Abit H. Willis Ales
Ann. Cassy
Michael Dafty
Watcom
Eamats
Tepets Walton
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Heroome
AL Vince Orem
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W. W. Canal
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Jatte
Lee Leenen Beker
le Custey
Madison
N Woods
Magavines
Mrace
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Xevias
Witton
Sheteee
Budiele
N.Y
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